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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-09
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Mr. Thomas .. Potter, the asv Vice
President Of the UnSos Pseino and
General Manager Of the combined prop-
sFties Of The Union Pacific and OssRon
Rsiiway a Navigation companies, 10
pOw n Tsoona and proposes 70 taxa Q
thorougb, thsaRh necessarily hurried,
yiew Of The Sound eountEy and Ice bust
nsss before retaining 20 shs East. He
is making study Of The extensive rail-
road system Of which be 10 now the
prastioal head and Of The vast s1panss
Of ooanssy Tributary 70 Il.
hs. Potter must Be regarded as one
ofthe most suooessfuI, - veil a. one Of
the ablest, practical railroad men In the
Bnised States. Unasr bis management
shs OhioAas. burlington 4 Quincy sys-
tssn grew 70 its present magnificent pro-
portions and IVES made one Of she
most eODpists and best railroad prop
critics IN the country. This, 700, saa in
SPITE Of she bitter competition which
vas waasd against The BuFlinRten ROAD
by the numerous companies With which
its territory is divided.
Cool, kesn, inclusive. Mr.. Potter u q
marvel Of executive ability. He quickly
Rrasps The salient points Of Q situation
asd is never si0v 10 cot upon the con.
ciaaions which be forms. With him,
The operating Of railroad IL purely q
Business matter, and be accordingly
operates u In . purely business way
He conducts the properties under BIZ
charge regardless Of stock manipala
lions and other outside schemes. ant
bis career % manager has AocoFdlngl,
been one Of uninterrupted success.
That the North Pacific Coast will b
benefited By The connection Of Mr.. Pot
Ter With the Union Pacific, is not to b
doubted. He viii infuss intO ths rail
read management Of Oregon an,
Washington new life and new spirit
he will introduce new methods. and th
lines Of which be bas charge. at least
viii be operated in legitimate an
basiness-like manner.
Seattle viii doubtless soon feel III
eject Of Mr.. Peters manaesmemenI
Viewing The Sound country from q per
fsctly impartial standpoint and desirou
only Of attracting 10 bis road the great
est possible velume Of business. Mr.
Potter viii not fail 10 see the onormou
advantage Of securing an entrance int.
Seattle, the commercial center Of West
eFn Washington. His visit 10 oar cit,
viii be an event Of The utmost impor.
anoe and one which will result In eroa
bsnsft, for the eye Of the trained Ant
experienced railroad man will oleaFl,
see that here is the hey Of the situation
on the Northwest coast.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-09
MAGSANInOUs nIIL

veil known correspondent, who has
carefully stadied the political situation
In New York. reports that II Governor
Hill should beoome an active candidate
for the Presidency, be could secure q
large majority Of the New York deleea-
tion 10 the Democratic national oonven-
ton vithoat the slightest diffiealsy.
The Indications ell point 10 the fact
that two. thirds Of the Democrats Of
New York prefer Hill 10 Cleveland, and
there is little doubt that the friends Of
the former could easily secure the State
oonvsntion II they chose 10 make hRht
fos 10. The county Democrats are ali
for Hin, and II the latter svinced a dis
position 10 accept their proGered dsvo-
ton. they vsuld leave Mr.. Cleveland
alone With bis contingent Of Mug
Wumpa.
hill, however, appears 10 be magaan-
imoas. The correspondent concludes
that be is not candidate for the nomi-
nation next year and that be will not
take from the President The support Of
his own State. His reasons for this are
many. He has come 20 regard himself
rather a. Cleveland'a Feaidaary legases
than - his rival lie would rather waI.
and capture the prize In lss9 than sntsr
Into O contest for il In lSSs, He feela
that be wsuld be handicapped before
the people II be should appear a. The
candidate Of party which had repudi.
ated ice own administration, ana Of a
State which had turned lie back upon
one Of lie own oitiEenA Further than
this. The friends of President Cleveland
would Be likely 10 stab his successful
rival In the bach. % thai Hnrs candi.
dacy In 1883 would Be In great danger
Of ending in disaster. He realizes ana
appreciates all these thiaRs, and II
therefore seems probable that. As the |
oorrsspondsns concluded Hun ana
Cleveland have an understanding by |
which the former is 10 stand bach in |
1858 and 10 receive in return the assist.
anss Of The latter In ls93.
This Arrangement shows the mag
nanimiiy Of Gov. Hin. Il Is also dOah.-
lsas highly pleasing 10 President Clsve.
land. Bat What shall Be thoashs Of
President Who escapes repadiAtion by
hts own party in bis own State Simply
6eeanse another man refuses TO be a
candidate against himl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-09

wump managers 81 the party hsvs been
eAaftsFine s1d fzssina aboat 4 - oDly
noisy Iiisis Magvunrs en- chatter ana
fusa.
II Tiers b ous @an h tie entire
U0itsd ststss wkom fhs Mugwanps re-
gard wish Rseafer h0gEsF shan they re-
gard Bl&fne, that nan = Bss ButieE.
Add, Bov. 10 i whispered thss Ben b
absut 10 becens Q candidats foF 0sx-
sEnoE ef Maasashssstta ImaGins the
horror Of TIE MaGvunps 81 ths very
thouRhG BusisT has always been able
70 e0ntFOi TIE Demosratic orRasizstiOa
10 he pass, and Il b not 81 ali impsob-
sbls thas sysa nov be wSald be able 70
down The Magwa@Os sad sominats
hinsslf - the DemoeFatis eandidate
fer Governor.
shosld be sueosed IN this boId DESIGN,
the Faes And confusion Of the Mna-
wunps soald Indeed be Vttiabls. To
Sc The .aehins which they have been
% tndussEi0aaiy Oiling pFOstFassd TO
the use Of Ben BaileE, would be more
than their little souls could bear. Their
spirits would be fairly crushed By the
cruel irony Of fate.
Tbs situation would be intensely
amusing. and. ~ Butler possesses . keen
ssnse Of the ludiorOus. his desire 10
hsve some fan, probably mere than any
thina else, prompts him 10 become Q
candidate. Evsn IL be does not secure
the Democratic nomination, be can run
- "a Independents candidate and smash
the MugwuDp machinery 20 pieces In
any event. he can eonvinee the COED
little fellows Who are ROv trottina along
With the Democratic machine shat the
bold, bad man Is 9 power IN poIitics-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-09
AsToNIsmIxG sTccKAs.

Il IL the duty Of every person Who ha,
used boscAss's Gersasa SyyTsp % let il,
Wonderful qualities be known 10 theiI
friends IN caring consumption, severe
coughs, Group. asthma, pnsamonia, and
IN fact ell throat and lung diseases. Nc
person can use u without immediate
relief. Three doses will relieve any case,
and We consider u the duty Of all drug
Rtsts 30 recommend Il 20 the poor. DYING
cousumpsive, 81 least 30 try Que bottle,
~ $1,000 dozen bottles were sold Lass
rear, and NO one case where 10 failed
vas reported. such Q medicine - the
tfsrEsas SsrSp cannot Ne 800 Widely
known. Asa your druggist about il.
sAmpie bottles 10 try, sold 80 10 cents.
Regular stzs. IS cents sold hy ali
draSgists And dealers in the United
states aud Canada. az
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-09

Settlers, Attention
NvOU WILL SAVE TINE. MONEY AND
l. trouble b. Consulting
]. G. JANICKE & co,
LAND ATTORNEY,
- g - Cs..ntv. W. ,

Falls Guy HiHg COssHty. W. T.
Land selected and settlers located. Pizts Of
vaean5 lad 0haAioed. Einhgs and entry De-
PER- fsrepsred. Prosi taken On timber claims
al eur Ones. surveys Of all kinis exscated
and exkmined- Lauissts iniiiE'rd. oondasied
aud asferced- Manes inane1 On entered
lshs TsKes paid 8eeds and matRsEes
drAwa interests q boz. residents prsf ecssd
Cons5lzAtfoEs, b. matt or 10 De son, etrtel "
con is -tfal Jausnsl acfiitss or prompt
and saeoasssal urozscuiio- Of al / n1s q iasa
business.
This cfncs h . regular subscriber fer Copp .
- LEs1-OwnsF. and - p Tssaea on ihs iztsss
rulir - Of the and DerzgfnenL
Ts insure prompt repiy. postage stanps
shsu'd b. rEulsssi n al LISTERS 4 inquiry
myzsd1wln
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-09

sEsrzLE. Jsns :. iss7.
We. ne un1erEigned citizens Il ths City ef
seaside, tseltnx ne aeceaaity Of taking tmme-
date aetto1 In tbs matter q FozFsh Of 1cly
esleoFston. Do aeESby eSH . meeting q tbs
patriooe eitzens q saattie, 20 Be had At Turn
Hal, Friday evening. June 10, 1851. u $50
0'eiaek, 70 eonHader Ways RBd means Whereby
sGE National Holiday may b city eelsbsztsd.
aaa also 70 apPo1nf tie various committees
necssaaTy 70 prspars the programme and 81
sFGises for Tia daT.
Wm- cochrnne WA hnFphy,
Frank A. Pontlas, Juniua RseEesteT,
Lyman Wood, J. n. Frink
james NJ QatltzK, }. T. Ronald,
John kaan9 H. Paddan.
Alex Alien, 7. r. Ksrzhas.
y. X. McEroy, 7. J. Mathews,
Ffed FAys A. Ammuad,
y. ". WHstAoG je9
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-09
New pArAsolA crG.ur.


Nrs Etnsleu's SoosAiAs syrup. for ehIlAren
tassAinE Il The Yrssertgttou - oos - tie besi
fszsals auHSss aad phYssctsRs d The Uuite5
St&ans. AaA hAs eses ass-i fgr fagty yrArs via
asvaf fAiiine sarce@s D. mIlltoas % nsuaher-
toF thets cAiitrNn. Daring he prooa~s q
teetAfng - NAles q tAcalcaiah1s Il rslfs,rs
tse eAil1 frou I'ain, cgrss eyssntrrY szd afar.
rhzsA EF1ptnz In tie eauvls ana wir.s s,,lte
ny xtvtng seAlth 30 tha ehiia ID vests 80
mother Price 80 kstsls auiS4asY
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-09

GALLo9AT-Iz se.tis, Euas So. Of bzzEz
fsFsE. Barn GAE0vag- aead ya4A
n fnHeE1i VII tMke pince fEo4 tha fnza
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-09
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DOC LOST.

a black retriever dog pup,
8 months Old. The find
eEwlil be suitably reward
ed upon returning him to
E. B. DOWNING,
"a n a. n5.Sk
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-09
NOW IN SEATTLE,
DR.. n. ). SMITH.

WHO has FOR YEARS PAST VISITED
w Portland - . representative q the p.
elhe sarsioAi Iaslitute q san frAEcisna, and
Il well knosn throaEhuut fhs NoTtbwe.,
Coasi. hAying trestei cases b. ever eoaaty IN
Nasltnsten Asd orsgor, : GOV IN seatsle
where b nay b csususted Fsca~5ing III
chrOnie and s1pxe&i aHrcsion. inelu sfnE a.
eA~ss q the I've, Ear Nsssi casarru. a. ItFust
And Laeg aaectfaas, AL Nerves. Bseai ard
= KuAi diseases, ~ NeAknass In either seq
Ais al CAS- IN aay way Clippisd or De-
formed A curs uzrrEntsf ~ csrshs@ -.
Graduate q 1ezersoa Mel CcII PtEl.sel-
pefA an4 Univsrslty o. Beritn. Ana can b.
cous1lsea IN deruAu Or English. CaB.ala.
tsos free. Hoarz 10 a u g. PM . :
? N kse1as, 81 SC n MT. cor Chsrry
seattle
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-09
BIDS for Clearing Roads.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RE-
- ceived at the Auditors Office in King
county. w. T., till June Is, 1887. for grub
hing and clearing the county road Of all
stumps for q width Of 60 feet, from the
city limits to the Race Track. and for q
width Of 80 feet from the forks Of the
road this side of the Race Track to the
Duwamish river bridge. All stumps and
roots to be removed TO q depth Of six
inches below the surface Of the ground.
The ground to be staked OFF by the Road
Supervisor. Zach bid to be accompanied
BY q bond OF ten per cent. Of amount of
bid, conditioned that the bidder. If his bid
be accepted. will enter into contract with
requisite security for faithful perform
ance within five days after award. work
TO be performed within 90 days after let
ting contract. The Board OF Commits
sioners reserve the right to r. ject any and
al bids. LYMAN WOOD,
County Auditor.
Seattle. May 16. 1887. my17dtd
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-09
Marshal's Sale of Forfeited
Merchandise.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
In der and BY virtue Of decree, rendered
aud entered Of record in the District Court Of
the Third judicial District of Washington
Territory, helding terms at Seattle, on the
9th day Of May, 1881, condemning Is forfeit
ed to the United States the property herein.
after described, add an order Of sale upon
said decree, issued cut Of said District Court,
under the seal thereof. dated May eth, 1887,
70 me directed and delivered, l will sell said
property At pubic auction, 10 the highest
bidder for cash. in front OF the Custom House
ct the city OF Pert Townsend, W. T., on the
18th day Of June, A. d. 1887, ct the hour OF l
o'clock p m. of EAid day. The following
described property to lie sold IS aforesaid,
towit:
a sloop mo namel. her tackle,
apparel and furniture.
Witness my han1 at the City Of Seattle, W.
T., this 9th day Of May. A. d. 1887.
7. J. HAMILTON.
U.s. Marshal for Washington Territory.
my2Std
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-09


A@;;hh
FOR SALH
Fine lot, 7-room house and stable. Klev.
enth and jackson streets, $500.
Lot 3 bl IS Terry's LIST, house and I'm.
provements
Lots Is and 10, hl Is McAleer's, ss25 and
The best lots In bl 81 Moss ad 40 each
ties'ed lots In Bigelow's ad, SIS and SIS.
III 90 Maynard's Lake Washington. Scr.
Lots aud 3, bl 80 Terrys 81. 5000.
Cleared lots, bl LAWYERS, 2325.
Lots 5 and G. bl q YesleF's let, Ss25.
A bargain. furnished restaurant good
Isl acre ranch, $50 prune trees. G miles
out rich soil.
Furnished restaurants. S225 and si2Ol
City hotel 5000 Steam Laundry. ga
loon and lodging house. Vacant govern
ment claims, pat bottom land. go. I'm
proved ranches, $3.50 to 5000
Mortgages on solid property, 500 70
$40, coo. City and county scrfp.
New snd second-ha SAFES. In
Complete boarding and lodging
nouse, lS rooms. on Commercial
street. S52a
WANTED.
To loan S5o0 and $500 on good security.
Houses 20 rent. Money for Investment.
Women and girls at SIS to so.
FOR RENT.
Fruit and vegetable garden, near town.
improved farm. II acres cultivated. $50
ruit trees small fruit and farming tools
ili0 year.
Business Offers and stores.
- acre ranch. 6 miles from town. good
utldinQs. rent on shares.
Houses and rooms. furnished Aad unfur-
ished- GEO. w. CRANE.
Wash. Ter. Employment B'treAu, near
cattle. whR
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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-13
Asiatic Cholera,

What is known as Asiatic cholera,
from the fact that it first appeared in
Asia, is probably the most severe and
fatal of all diseases. Epidemics Of it
have occurred in Asia, particularly in
India, fol. several centuries. 1t was
not, however, till 1917 that the atten-
ton of European physicians was spec
tally directed to the disease by the
violent epidemic of cholera at Jessore
in Bengal. This was followed by its
rapid spread over large portion of
British India. where II caused i'm
mense destruction of life, both among
natives and Europeans. In 1923 it
had extended into Asia Minor and
Russia in Asia. From this period to
1880 no great extension took place,
but in the latter year it appeared in
Persia and along the Caspian Sea, and
thence entered Russia in Europe.
Despite the strictest sanitary precau-
tions. the disease spread rapidly. 1t
ravaged northern and central Europe,
and spread EDWARDS to England, ap-
pearing in Sunderland in October,
1881, and in London, January, 1882,
during which year it continued to pre-
vail in most Of the cities and large
towns of Great Britain and Ireland.
The disease subsequently extended in
to France, Spain and Italy, and cross
ing the Atlantic spread through
North and Central America. 1t en-
tered Europe again in 1847, whence
it came to North America, and subse.
quently appeared in the West Indies.
A fourth epidemic visited Europe in
1866, but was less extensive and
destructive than its predecessors.
This year it again appeared in Eu-
rope and is now raging to an alarming
Coughs, Bronchitis, Asthma and SIM
liar troubles, if suffered to progress,
result in pulmonary affections. Pr
SOS Cure for Consumption reaches
directly the seat of disease and gives
relief.
extent in France and Spain, while
one case has been reported in England.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-13
MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made in the terms and con-
ditions Of certain indenturo Of mortgage, tearing
date the first day OF May a. ID. 1888, and executed
By and between William o. Heath ana msIy S ells
part, and Charles Bewick, Andrew w. Comstock
and William b. Comstock firm OF Bewick. Com
stock 4 Co, AlpenA, Michigan, OF the second part,
and duly recorded in the otico OF the Register OF
Deeds for the county Of Apena, ON the LIST day
OF August, A. ID. 1888, In liber OF mortgages, on
page TO- and by which SAID default the power OF
sale In said mortgage contained has become opera
tive and il being claimed that there u now due and
unpaid, at the date hereof, on said MORTGAGE, the
sum Of five hundred and ninety-seven SJ-l00 dol
lars t5o7.a5l, for principal and interest, togeth-
er with an attorney fee OF twenty-five dollars,
(t250O, provided for in said mortgage, and no suit
or proceeding, either ut law or in equity, having
been instituted to recover the amount secured By
said mortgage, or any part thereof, now, therefore,
Notice Is hereby given, that on the
18th day OF JUNE, A. ID. 1887,
at two o'clock in the afternoon of said day, at the
mont door Of the Court House, on Chisholm street,
In the city of Alpena, county OF Alpena and state
Of Michigan, that being the building in which the
Circuit Court for said county in which said mort
Mged premises are situated is held there will be
sod at public auction TO the highest bidder, the
premises described in said mortgage, or so much
thereof may be necessary TO satisfy the said debt
the interest thereon and said attorney fee, and all
costs and charges allowed by law. Said mortgaged
premises are situated in the township Of Wilson
ed as follows: All that piece or parcel OF land
described in said mortgage as follows to wit: The
south half 40 of the southeast quarter "a, OF
section thirty 1901 In township thirty 1911 north,
CHARLES BEwICK,
ANDREW w. COMSTOCK,
WILLIAM d. COMSToCK,
Mortgages.
J. b. NEWTON,
Attorney for Mortgages.
Dated March 2lst 1881.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-13
A Cruel Russian Sect.


Russia Is peculiarly rich in surprising
scots and associations. but the most as
founding is ono lately brought 10 light
bearing tho omnous title Of 1.-The Red
Death" Its members affect to believe
that no who consciously permits another
to suffer prolonged pain commits q
mortal sin. In order 10 abbroviate the
suficrings of humanity IL is matter OF
conscience W tn them to kill the sick,
that they may be put out of their pain
quickly. The association takes Its name
from the fact that its cxccutioners.
dressed in red for the occasion,
stranglc their v.ct ms with red
cord. placing them for the
purpose upon a r. Al catafalque. beneath
the dull rcdd sh light OF an oil lamp.
This strange and horrible association
was brought to ] gh, by the energetic
opposition intcrpo'ed by man in Sar
atoi when his mother and sister en-.
deavored to triangle b SICK wife. lie
called in the nGihorit'os. who have al
ready arrested somu forty OF the muir.
derous sect Their gan zation seems
to he tran slcr,n - from inlia to Mus
oovitc so of the wo sa y OF Bohwance,
the religion Of tho Thugs. M Y. sun
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-13
How to Split a Sheet Of papsr.

IL is one of the most remarkable
properties of that wonderful product,
paper, says the British and Colonial
Printer aud Stationer, that it can be
split into two or even three parts, how
ever thin the sheet. We have seen
leaf of the Illustrated News thus d.
vided into three parts, or three thin
leaves. One consisted of the surface
on which the engravings are printed !;
another was the side containing the
letter-press, and perfectly blank
piece on either side was the paper
that lay between. Many people who
have not seen this done might think
it impossible; yet it is not only posi-
BILE, but extremely easy, as we shall
show. Get piece of plate-glass and
place it on sheet of paper then let
the latter be thoroughly soaked.
With care and dextcrity the sheet can
be split by the top surface being re-
moved. But the best plants to paste
a piece of cloth or strong paper to
each side Of the sheet to be split.
When dry, violently and without hes
itation, pull the two sheets asunder.
when a part Of the sheet will be found
to have adhered to one and part to
the other. Soften the paste in water
and the pieces can be easily removed
from the cloth. This process is gen.
orally demonstrated as a matter of
curiosity, yet it can be utilized in va
rious ways. If we want to paste in a
scrap-book a newspaper article printed
on both sides of the paper, and pos
sess only one copy, it is very con-
venient to know how to detach the
one side from the other, The paper,
when split, as may be imagined, is
more transparent than 1t was before
being subjected to the operation, and
the printing-ink is duller. Otherwise
the two pieces present the appearance
of the original if again brought to-
gether. Sometime ago the informa-
ton of how to do this splitting was
advertised to be sold for considers
BILE sum. We now impart it to all
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